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The study of ancient populations' epidemiological profi les requires joint efforts between specialists of diver- se disciplines. In this context, paleoparasitological studies has recently begun to offer independent evidence that supplements more traditional bone palaeopathology studies. Palaeoparasitology analyses sediments, mummifi ed tissue, bones and coprolites in order discover evidence of ancient parasite loads. In this paper/Elsewhere (Cite), the fi rst paleoparasitological results for Southern Patagonia are reported, together with a strategy for the treatment and conservation of specifi c archaeological materials. Here we outline our methods for the study of coprolites and emphasize the need for recovery and conservation of such remains for paleoecological inferences.

ANÁLISIS PALEOPARASITOLÓGICO DE COPROLITOS HALLADOS EN SITIOS ARQUEOLÓGICOS DE PATAGONIA AUSTRAL: DEFINICIONES Y PERSPECTIVAS